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Tax revenues grow by 11 percent in first quarter

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Government spending also increased.
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United inaugurates new non-stop flights from Chicago and Washington to Costa Rica

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The airline now offers flights to San José from four U.S. destinations.
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Chávez heir wins Venezuela vote, opposition cries foul

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Acting President Nicolas Maduro is declared the winner with just a 300,000-vote edge.
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Both Venezuelan presidential hopefuls showing signs of victory

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Following Sunday's vote, both candidates – Nicolas Maduro and Henrique Capriles – strongly suggested they had the lead.
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U.S. Secretary of State Kerry invites new talks with North Korea

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Japan is Kerry's final stop on a 10-day world trip that took him from Istanbul to Tokyo, with stops in the Middle East and London.
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U.S. fights wrong war in Mexico

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The right way to fight a drug war in Mexico is not to aim at eliminating criminal organizations, but rather to create conditions in which war does not pay.
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Venezuela votes to choose Chávez successor

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Polls closed Sunday after voters headed to the polls to decide who will become Venezuela's next president.
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Global gold frenzy has devastating impact on Guatemala’s Mayans

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"Gold Fever," a film about greed and indigenous rights, premieres Thursday in Guatemala City.
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Seeing stars at the San José Planetarium

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Upcoming events include new seminars and free star gazing
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Maduro denounces U.S. ‘interventionism’ in Venezuela

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Venezuela's acting president continues his war of words against the United States.
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